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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW M. ZEALAND. WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI ST. (Cititens' United Armistice Services.) Mormng-10 55, REV. T R RICHARDS. Address by ME. WALTER NASH, MP. Soloist: Mws Myra Sawyer. The Choir will render Excerpte from Handel's "Messiah" Evening—7. REV. T. R. RICHARDS Subject: "THE WORLD'S BACKGROUND." Anthem: "Save Us. O Lord." Brooklyn—lo 45, Rev. G. S. Cook; 7, Rev. R. P. Keall Webb Streefc-11, R*v. R. P. Keall; 7, Rev. R. "Raine. Aro Street—ll, Rev. H. Hooper; 7, Rev. G. S. Cook THORNDON METHODIST CIRCUIT. -1- Molesworth Street. 10 50: REV. C. BLAIR. 7. BEY. H J. ODELL. Karon, 10 50: REV. H J. ODELL. Northland, 10 50 and 7. REV. W. H. GKEEXSLADE Kaiwarra, 10 50: MR. H. S. HART. 7: MR. S. G BROOKER, MSc rpRINITY METHODIST CHURCH, ■*■ Opposite Newtown School. SIXTY-FIRST SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. Conductor- Mr. W. Binet Brown, M.A. Organist: Miss Lilian Thawley, L A.B. Pieachens: 11 a m , Rev. T. W. Veahe; 3pm, Rev. H C. Matthews; 7 p m., Rev. W Bramwell Scott. Choir of 200 Voices. WELLINGTON East Methodist Church. , Armistice Sunday. Hataitai—lo.so am, Key. F. E. Leadley (Communion); 7 pm, Rev. F E. Leadley Maranui— Sunday School Anniversary; see special announcement. Worsei Bay-p10.50 a.m., Rev. F. Greenwood; 7 pm, Mr. W. H. Milner '(S.U.M ). ' Miramar—lo 50 a.m , Rev. H. C. Matthews (Communion); i pm., Mr. C. Gardiner. MARANUI METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. , 10.50 a m.—Rev. W Rollings 3.0 pm.—Rev. F. E Leadley. ' 7 p.m.—Rev. H C Matthews Special Singing by large Children's Choir. Conductor: Mr. W. McClellan. "PENTECOSTAL FELLOWSHIP". A MASONIC HALL, DONALD McLEAN STREET, NEWTOWN. Bieakmg of Bread-SUNDAY, 11 a.m. Speaker: Mr. James Hennessey. - Soloist: Miss Isabel Fraser. Everybody welcome. ' "I am the Lord that healeth thee.' — Exod. 15-26 » We pray for the sick. WELLINGTON PENTECOSTAL W MISSION, 86 Abel Smith Street. . 11—Communion, Mr. H. V. Roberts. 2 30.—Bible Classes arid Sunday School. 7.-Mrs. Watt. ' Brooklyn.-11, Mr. -F. .Williams, from Auckland Thursday.—7.3o, "Vital Holiness." Friday.—7.3o, Helping-hand Service and Supper. ' /CONGREGATIONAL vJ m Cambridge Terrace. ' ARMISTICE DAY. Please Note: The Morning Semce will commence at 10.45, in oider to obsene 2 minutes' silence from 11 o'clock. Morning 'Topic: "Our Lord Tempted to Unworthy Compromise. Evening at 7: "Question Box." ' , Pieacher: REV. HARRY JOHNSON. THE TERRACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.l 11 a.m.—THE REV. H.1 W. NEWELL, MA. "ENGLAND." ■ 7 p.m.-THE REV. KENNETH A. SAUNDERS, M.A, B.Litt., of Richmond, Surrey, L'ngland. ' ' EVANGELICAL ■ . MISSION, -229 a Cuba Street. ' 10.45'a.m.i-Comraunion. Miss Coulter will speak on, "Seeing Him Who is Ini MSible." , , 2 30 p.m.—Sunday School. 6.3o.—Prayer. 6.4s—Song Service. * 7 p.m.—Subject: "Is Divine Healing for Today." Speaker, Mr. F. Williams, fiom Auckland. / • - Those who doubt the s fact of Divine Healing for these days, come and hear for yourselves o£ Miraculous raising of a child after, doctors had pronounced life extinct, and many other equally thrilling instances of Divine Healing. 7.30, THURSDAY—"The ( Victory of < Praise." Y^IVIAN STREET GOSPEL HALL. ,The Gospel of the Grace of God will (D.V.) be Pleached m GOSPEL HALL, VIVIAN STREET,, next LORD'S DAY E'lp7akViJ ffiRS. H. AND D. RUSSELL.-from Dunedin. A bright service which' everybody is / cordially invited to attend. fTHE APOSTOLIC , CHURCH, A Trades Hall, Vivian Street. . SUNDAY: 110—Breaking of Bread Service. 2.3o—Sunday School. 3.ls—Young People's Bible Class. 6.ls—Prayer Meeting. ' « SPECIAL 7 opm. GOSPEL AND DIVINE HEALING SERVICE. Subject: "IN THE HANDS OF THE ■ RECEIVEIt" Speaker: PASTOR A. L. GREENWAY. L. AND Y. ' HALL, Jackson Street, Petone, at 11.0 and 7.. Speaker: Mr. TUEs' ban nd THURS., at 7.30: Bible Teaching Services conducted by Psstor Greenway. " '' . , TONIGHT, 70, Prayer Meeting, followed by an Address, by one, of the Young "^tg^sanaaar SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.-A Meeting for Worship will be held on SUNDAY, NOV. 11.-at" 7 p.m. at Friends' House, Moncneff Street. Visitors cordially invited"THE LORD GOD WILL DO NOTHING; BUT HE REVEALETH- HIS SECRETS UNTO HIS SERVANTS THE PROPHETS." N By the Prophets He has given us wordpictures of the Glories to be ushered in at the TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF JESUS TO THE EARTH. Come and Hear the Prophecy on Christ's Triumphant Return. - rjHRISTADELPHIAN MEETING. VICTORIA HALL, Adelaide Road. , __, D.V. " '" SUNDAY NEXT, 7 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL, 2.45 p.m. WELLINGTON CHRISTADELPHIAN W ECCLESIA. RECHABITE CHAMBERS, Near Perrett's, Willis Street, 7 pm. God willing NEXT SUNDAY'S Subject will be * "THE PROMISES MADE TO THE FATHERS: THEIR RELATION TO THE CHRISTIAN HOPE." AH Welcome. No Collection. Seats Free. TTNITARIAN " FREE CHURCH, U Chanmng Hall, 100 Lambton Quay. An All Souls' Fellowship. ' Minister: Dr. Cyprus Mitchell, M.A., B.D. SUNDAY, 7 p.m. "HOW CAN WE ASSURE OURSELVES ABOUT IMMORTALITY?" . AU\>-Welcome. >